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louie

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It won't protect you against chargebacks from people who claim that the goods weren't received etc.,
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You can protect yourself in this situation if you make sure all items bought are shipped via couriers or registered post and get a signature on delivery.
 
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googlebomber76

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louie said:
You can protect yourself in this situation if you make sure all items bought are shipped via couriers or registered post and get a signature on delivery.
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An Posts Registered mail is dreadfull once you shipping outside UK & IRL....they either loose it, break it, delivery half of it.....and then they loose the claim forum to top it off...absolutley shocking service.....but at least there consistent :D

Mix that up with a hijacked paypal account and a garda who's never heard of ebay and you know you've truley been screwed....:eek:
 
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CiaranR

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Inspired by this topic and others current ones, I finally decided to finish my article on "A Guide to Online Payment Processing." Its a bit of a read so if you have 5 or 10 minutes pop over to my blog, give it a look over and leave a comment if you have any thoughts. Hopefully it will be of some use to people who are new to online payment processing.


A Guide to Online Payment Processing .:. Weeno Blog .:. Weeno Ireland Ltd.


Thanks,

Ciarán
 
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CiaranR

Weeno Ltd + Skimlinks.com
Did you ever write a part 2?

Your MT installation doesn't include next and previous post links like on WP making it harder to navigate.
 
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It would depend on the rate you negotiate with your bank, but at the lower end you'd probably be paying 2.5% I suspect
 
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mneylon

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You'll also have to factor in the merchant gateway costs, but they're not that high

Basically the more you process the cheaper it gets :)
 
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